With the ice gone from Lake Wingra and the Sandhill Cranes returning, we’re excited to see signs of spring in the watershed. We are looking for 5-7 new board members […]
We’re Growing! Applications Open For New Board Members Read More »
Consider attending our board meeting on January 11 at 7 PM at the Sequoia Library. The complete agenda can be found below.
January Board Meeting: Open To The Public! Read More »
By David H. Thompson, Vice Chair Hiring staff to help FoLW in 2013 was a big step for us. Before then, Board Members organized programs, but it was hard for
A Heartfelt Thanks to Casey Hanson Read More »
A survey is now available for you to review different concepts for the Vilas Park Master Plan. The survey will ask for your preferences for the location of the shelter, the future of
Questions to Help You Process the Vilas Park Master Plan Concepts Read More »
Our mission is to promote a healthy Lake Wingra through an active watershed community. It feels a little weird to use the term active community and COVID-19 in the same
Family-Friendly Recreational & Educational Watershed Activities for Social Distancing Read More »
Our mission is to promote a healthy Lake Wingra through an active watershed community. Part of this starts with learning about all the beautiful things Lake Wingra’s watershed provides and
Will you be someone’s water Valentine this year? Feeling appreciated and valued makes all the difference to those on the front line of trying to improve our water quality and
We are excited to announce Friends of Lake Wingra joined 1% for the Planet! 1% for the Planet is a global network that connects us with businesses and individuals who
Allison Martinson Madison, WI 53705allison@aemartinson.comwww.aemartinson.comFacebook: Allison for District 19 What does Lake Wingra mean to you? Last year, I participated in the Duck Dash on Lake Wingra in my first 10K
District 19 Alder Candidate Questions Read More »
In the right season joggers, bikers, walkers, other self-locomotors, and even animals enjoy bright displays of native plants along the Southwest Path. Many undoubtedly enjoy the scenery and take it
How is the Southwest Path More Than Just a Path? Read More »
The Friends of Lake Wingra asked each candidate five questions about their connection to Lake Wingra, District 13’s unique environmental challenges, their approach to watershed management, and strategies to understand
Madison Alder District 13 Q&A Read More »
By Roger Bannerman Every Fall the leaves accumulating in our residential streets contribute to making Lake Wingra turn green in the summer. Rain water running through the fallen leaves can
How Brown Leaves Help Turn Lake Wingra Green Read More »
